Inner Glory Through Suffering

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the text invites you to 'see Jesus'—not as a distant man, but as a state of consciousness you can enter now. The line 'made a little lower than the angels' points to a moment when awareness steps into the arena of mortal sensation and limitation, not to condemn it but to transfigure it. The 'suffering of death' is the inner dying of old identities and fears; yet the crown of glory shows what follows when you endure in the I AM. By the grace of God, the I AM tastes death for every man—your deeper self experiences the illusion of separation so it can be dissolved by awareness. It became Him, for whom are all things, in bringing many sons unto glory, by awakening the many states of consciousness you possess to their true nobility. The 'captain of their salvation' is your inner director, the I AM, guiding you through trials toward radiant embodiment. 'Perfect through sufferings' is the spiritual law: there is no real loss, only an inner transformation as you refuse to resist and allow consciousness to fulfill itself in glory. You can abide in the feeling that you already are the crowned life, and watch as circumstances reflect that truth.